NHL Legend Reveals 'Unreal' Taylor Swift Experience

Taylor Swift has a certain effect on people. For those who get the privilege to watch her perform live, this usually results in feelings of awe and disbelief. This was exactly the case for New York Rangers legend Henrik Lundqvist.

On Monday's episode of "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," Lundqvist revealed that he came to see Swift during the "Eras Tour" concert in Milan, Italy. The ice hockey Hall of Famer went to the show with his daughters, who were big Swifties.

According to the Lundqvist, the show was nothing short of "amazing." Despite the concert being five hours long (including the opening acts), the Rangers icon said that the show was "never boring."

When Fallon asked if Swift was "amazing," Lundqvist answered with one word: "unreal."

Apart from witnessing the most popular woman on the planet do what she does best, Lundqvist admitted that what stood out to him was seeing the excitement of his kids as they sang along to Swift's songs.

"Being retired now, to be around your kids a lot more, being able to share moments like that, it's unreal," said the two-time All-Star goalkeeper.

Taylor Swift does have that effect on people. Not only does she put on an awe-inspiring show every single time, but she also has the power to create unforgettable experiences for her audience.

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